Obituaries
Evelyn Friloux Pintado
Evelyn Friloux Pintado, 78, passed away on Jan. 12. […]
Month: January 2017
Columns
The Magi were non-Jewish seekers who represent us all
The Twelfth Night used to signal the end of the Christmas Season and the beginning of the Mardi Gras celebrations. We celebrated the Feast of the Epiphany on the twelfth day after Christmas but now the Church has moved the Feast to the nearest Sunday. […]
Allen Lottinger
Now, it’s getting to be Mr. Trump’s time
Get ready, Louisiana and all of the United States of America. Our country will be entering a new phase of its history. […]
Columns
Governor may steer clear of legislative races
As January reaches its midpoint, Gov. John Bel Edwards hasn’t decided who he might support in the Legislature’s upcoming special elections in north and south Louisiana. […]
News
Local eagles soaring in population
The sight of bald eagles in St. Charles Parish has become increasingly common in recent years, and it’s a trend that seems likely to continue, according to Michael Seymour of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. […]
Crime
Alleged sex victim, parents file suit against former Destrehan High teacher
A civil lawsuit has been filed seeking damages from former Destrehan High School teacher Kimberly Naquin, who was accused of having sex with a 16 year-old female student, and the St. Charles Parish School Board. […]
Government
Sisters retire from Sheriff’s Office on same day
When Beverly Cazenave was asked in 1982 if she had any good candidates in mind to work alongside her, she didn’t have to think for very long to come to an answer. She believed her sister, Maisy Robicheaux, would fit the bill perfectly. […]
Lifestyles
Nissan the cat’s big adventure in Destrehan
When Jade Berteau heard meowing in her engine, she freaked out. […]
Business
New subdivisions planned to boost parish’s housing market
With four residential development projects in the works, the housing market is making a comeback in St. Charles Parish.
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